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Punk Rock Guilt was previously known as the “New Jersey Sessions” recorded back in 2005. The album’s title comes from a common phrase used by, Queens of the Stone Age frontman, Josh Homme to express the break-up of Kyuss. (cuttingedgerocks.com). The title track is a lively beast, with seething, sniping cymbals, and among his most catchy and tuneful songs yet; Plant Your Seed gets into a relentless moody rumble; and the highlights are two 10-minute songs that bookend Punk Rock Guilt. Opener Lion One unravels slowly, almost ambiently and finale Locked and Loaded's ambling groove is broken by Bjork's deadpan delivery of "It's a hijacked groove of electric boogaloo". Punk Rock Guilt will make you want to kick back, crack some beers, and wash them down with tequila! (nzherald.co.nz)Track List